On Wednesday morning, MSNBC host Joe Scarborough finally got around to discussing Donald Trump's 39-minute freeze-up at a rally in Pennsylvania where he suspended answering questions and told the crowd, "Let's not do any more questions. Let's just listen to music."
The former president then proceeded to stand on the stage, occasionally moving his arms to the music while others on the stage awkwardly looked at each other.
After sharing the clip and noting that Trump has been accusing people who won't vote for him of needing to "have their heads examined," the "Morning Joe" co-host asked, "What did I just see?"
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Pointing out that he was hesitant to talk about the bizarre turn on Tuesday's show, Scarborough told co-host Willie Geist, "I'm not sure what happened so we don't want to dive too much in to it. Here we are 24 hours later, I still have no idea what is going on. "
"Like, here we are three weeks before the campaign and he is standing on stage and it's kind of like he just zones out and just quits," he added. "Teleprompter is saying, 'Sir, you can take more questions, sir. Sir?' and he just ignores it and just keeps playing and kind of wandering back and forth. Very bizarre, Willie, very bizarre."
"Beyond bizarre," Geist replied before adding, "It does raise the question of why? What was that? What was going on? Why didn't he want to answer more questions? Why was Gov. Kristi (R-SC) Noem there to begin with to ask questions that were thrown in the scrap heap."
"Truly bizarre, they are all bizarre. All of his events increasingly now, " he added.
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